oooh no wonder today so many people there around noon...
kesian la but really, not so easy to earn money

To be fair, they do do fogging every weekend. But still, it is just not enough. I think the ponds around the housing area need either more fish, or at the very least to be turned into water features perhaps that keep the water running and not stagnant as it is now. And yeah, all they know how to do is to chase for payments, yet without giving back payments to the owners, as well as actually getting anything fixed in the neighborhood. For instance, the roads. The god damned roads. Sweet lord they are so bad coming in. And for a private guarded and gated development, it seems they just about allow any Tom, d*** and Harry to use these wander about unchecked.

I also just recovered from dengue fever! Terrible!...They should seriously look into this matter and find a solution to it. It is dangerous when it happen to the high risk group of ppl like infants and old ppl..

We did make a report to the management. And i did see a few of the workers wandering about at the pond next door to my house, but that was the extent of it. We didn't actually receive any formal notice that something was being done. That being said, they have hung some banners around the housing area talking about destroying aedes mosquitoes. So we are at war over in my house.

actually, who owns the pond next door to ur house?

It really is a joke.....we are going to be charged for something which we don't use, and never required but is also creating breeding grounds for the mosquitoes. The mgt are paid maintenance exactly for keeping the grounds clean so why are we charged for something which they are already paid to do in the first place

Hah! Have you gotten the latest email from Genesis? They are going to put Abate larvacide for both our tanks. Basically this needs to be done on a quarterly basis. Price per session is RM15, but for the first round its free.
What about the second round? Are we going to pay for it? Does this mean we end up paying for the developers mistake in designing this rainwater harvesting tank?

If all of us voice out to get the water tanks removed, which I believe most of us would agree, I wonder if that would be a strong enough case for management to get rid of them. Then no need to spend rm15 every quarter to put the abate. Also, if my understanding is correct, the abate is only good if the water (+ abate) is still in the tank. If all water has flowed out and new water is filled in, then will need new abate d.

is it anyway or any rules to form or manage the housing area by resident instead of depend to this silly management? or look for other better management to manage it?

since the cause of the dengue is due to the corner units, can report to local council and 'saman' the owner/developer on this.

Exactly... I dont know why we have to pay this even is only RM15. Where is the maintenance fees goes to? Guard? But i dont feel secure with this guard 

is it anyway or any rules to form or manage the housing area by resident instead of depend to this silly management? or look for other better management to manage it?

they are more than happy to hand over to RA. Its not easy to manage........

so basically, the potential cause of dengue is 2 nos:

1) landscape pond (managed by Genesis)

2) rainwater harvest tanks in houses (managed by residents)

if the residents can't remove the tanks, is there anyway to permanently seal it?